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Time table Of Nebraska division Union
Pacific railway, 1885.
Time table of Nebraska division Union
Pacific railway, 1887.
Profile of the main line of the Union
Pacific railway
List of officers of Wyoming Commau-
derry No. l K. T., 1887.
List of officers of Wyoming Chapter
No. l R. A. NJ 1887.
List of officers of Reynolds Post No. 80,
Grand Army of the Republic.
List of officers of Cheyenne Lodge No.
A. f. and A. NJ, 1887.
Official roster of officers of Cheyenne
Lodge No. 2 X. ofP., 1887.
Lust of officers of Cheyenne Lodge No.
IL o. o. F., 1887.
The charter and ordinances of the city
of Cheyenne.
Annual report of the Cheyenne public
schools, 1886.
Premium list and rules of the Wyoming
Fair Association.
CAlu 10 dIu EultS VI Int LNOTIntTu
Wyoming Fair Association.
Photograph Of the last Black Hills
coach leaving Cheyenne, Feb. I9, 1887.
Photograph of the new capitol build
ing, the corner ton of which is this day
laid.
Constitution and bylaws of the Irish
Benevolent Society.
List OF the committees having in charge
the capitol corner stone celebration.
lit is notable in connection with the
list of articles contained in the box that
through the oversight of somebody, the
names OF the contractor and architect
were not deposited with the other lists Of
names, etc. At the request Lf Mr..
Maggie, chairman of the board of capitol
commissioners-Messrs Potter, Davis,
O'Brien and Post being the other com
instrumentation names are given. The
capitol architects are D. W. Gibbs & Co.,
of Toledo, Ohio, and the contractors are
ID. Frick & Co., also of Ohio-R. q.
Greenlee, of Denver being the sub-con-
tractor oil masonry work.
Following the reading of the list there
was music by the Cheyenne City band.
The elegantly fashioned corner stone,
upon the front side of which appears the
following inscription,
Laid by the
GRAND MASTER, A. F. M A. NJ.
A. L. 1887. A. d. 1887.
N. R. Davis,
Grand Master"
was then laid in accordance with Masonic
rites and ceremonies, Grand Master n.
R. Davis, OF the Grand Lodge of Wyo-
ming, placing the stone in its final posi-
ton
America was then sung by the choir,
Prof. Inman presiding at the organ.
JUDGE j. NJ. CAREY,
Wyoming delegate in congress-, then pro.
ceeded to deliver an able and eloquent ora
ton, of which THE LEADER, through
lack of space, can only give a mere syn
opsis.
The speaker said that the building was
not to be erected for the use of the pagan
or for any other unholy purpose, but it
was to be devoted to those OF wisdom,
good government and righteous laws,
which hereafter shall be enacted within it.
and where sound judicial opinions and de-
clsions shall emanate.
Judge Carey dwelt at some length on
the early history and settlement of Chey.
enne and the territory in general, and
made an extended reference to the hard
ships and difficulties encountered by the
early pioneers of Wyoming and incident
ally alluded to the fact that when the
settlements were first made here the
geography of the country was so little
known that it was for some time a matter
of doubt as to whether Cheyenne was in
the territory of Dakota or Colorado.
In the course of his remarks the Judge
paid a glowing tribute to Laramie City
and referred to it as the Gem City of
the Rockies" Further along, the speak
err launched put into a wider field and
spoke of that which constitutes and
makes enduring the nations of the earth,
and closed his fine address by insisting
that none but true men should ever be
called by the people to a seat in Wyom.
inR's capitol,
The Judge was frequently a~pplauded
during the delivery of his Grafton and it
was universally conceded to have been a
very able effort.
Judge Carey's Grafton was followed
with music by the city band, after which
GOVERNOR MOONLIGHT
was introduced and spoke briefly but elo-
quently, first paying a glowing tribute to
Col. Offiey and the 18th infantry officers
and soldiers, after which he spoke of
Wyoming Territory, and among other
things said that it was not destined long
to remain as 1t is now, but that the time
was fast coming when in the family of
states Wyoming would be "a welded